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register user control non declaratively

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    hassanmohamed
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    i have a problem. please help. user control is dynamically added when gridview is selected( invoice number is selected) so far so good. but when a second selection is made the previous control appears again, naturally. so i want to register usercontrol a new every time grid is selected, how can i do that?

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      i have a problem. please help. user control is dynamically added when gridview is selected( invoice number is selected) so far so good. but when a second selection is made the previous control appears again, naturally. so i want to register usercontrol a new every time grid is selected, how can i do that?

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      Christian Graus
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      What do you mean by 'register' ? I think you want to create one control, and then move it if it already exists, b/c viewstate is causing it not to be removed ( or just explicitly remove from all rows but the selected one when you add a new one )

      Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

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